North Kitsap High School - Viking Yearbook (Poulsbo, WA)

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NORTH KWSAP . vs4 'BREME RTON Delinrd Dnlzl Danforll: Gadmm Johnson Xudcl'lm'g LUC Svrwnld Jaxpvrsv Ilmn'y Football Schedule .Yoz'fll Ix'ifsah Tum: Oppuuvnfx 23 Chimicum 0 28, Bainbridge U 0 . Rremcrton 6 18 Vaslmn 6 12 Silverdalc 0 19 South Kitsap ' 0 0 Sequim 0 0 Port Angeles 12 0 J'ort Townsend 6 0 Alumni 0 .Yfll U i CU II

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Lieu Gamlamf Iil'yklmlul lfiglzlrvn w 01335: 53 .wzmdm- Ryan 1171117in -. Rom liullrrlun s' t' e 9' ,A . f ,5 Football Bus, w; lTH only two defeats and two tic games on the record. the North Kitsap Viking football team can look hack with pride on the 1040-41 season. Nor can this pride be less justifiable in light of the fact that a majority of the team members were boys with little or no hrst stringr experience. graduation last year having removed must of that year's team. Despite this inexperience handicap, Coach Scheyer's boys knocked Chint- ieuni over to the tune of 23-0 in the seasonis opener, going on from there to take the iliri-County League into camp. lVednesday. May 28, will see eight Vikings depart from North Kitsap to greater fields of effort. Two of these liuysiiBoh Henry and Bob Leeiplayetl their lirst and last seasons for the Purple and Gold this year. The others are all old-ltimers 0n the football front but no one of the, eight failed to give every thing he had when he was on the field. Salute these boys who will carry with them the tine ideals of sportsmanship and fair play learned at North Kitszip: Dale Fullerton. Harold Gaasland, lid Gadawa. Hob Henry. liaVern Hirsehi, 30h Lee. Archie Lien. and Kenny Rose. H irxrlzf AMadisrm

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Twenty Drill Team As a part of the regular physical education program, a girls, drill team was intruduced into the high school this year. Originally containing 48 members. this number had to he cut to 40 in order to take care of certain maneuvers. Every Friday the gymnasium was fllled with sounds of martial music and marching feet as the girls slowly learned that there is much more to marching than meets the eye. The team made its initial appearance in January when it performed at the Silverdale basketball game. It received an equally good reception when it demonstrated its talents at the Vaughn game. A special performance was given hefore the student body whiCh enthusiastically voiced its approval of the navy blue and white clad marchers. Girls' Letterman's Club The past school year will he marked in bright colors for many years to come, for 1940341 saw victory for the organization in its long battle to award stripes instead of chevrons for athletic participation. Under the new point system, the purple and gold North Kitsap is the basic award. being given for winning 250 points. Each additional 250 points earns a stripe. T0 dis- tinguish their sweaters from the boysh the girls wear the stripe 0n the right arm. Officers for the year were: Praxident ............. Vice-Presidmzt.. Se cretary- Treasurrrt Adwsnr ........................ ...Berniee Kvinsland Elvem Larson ........... Lorraine Babcock . .......... Miss Sprague